At 7:28 PM -0700 10/25/01, Martin McClure wrote:
>
>Don't have a CVS system handy to test this assertion, so I'm going 
>only on memory here, but changing permissions in your working 
>directory and then committing should work OK. You might have to use 
>the -f option on your commit to force the change to actually take 
>place if CVS isn't smart enough to notice that the files had changed 
>(you normally can't commit a new version unless you've changed the 
>file. The -f option says 'make a new version anyway.')

Hang on... experimentation indicates that won't work. The easiest way 
to do it is to chmod the repository files directly, but I'm assuming 
you don't have permission to do that. I'll continue to look for a way 
to get those files marked executable.

-Martin